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PA: Report: ATF Seizes Firearms from Amish Dairy Farmer
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Lancaster Online reported Tuesday {actually Wednesday} that agents with Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, (ATF) seized firearms from an Amish farmer in Pennsylvania’s Leacock Township. {clarification added}
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Submitter's note: SO, the criminal atf robs an Amish Dairy farmer over two weeks ago (January 12th) and we're just NOW hearing about it from Breitbart (and now it's clear down the page on Breitbart)? Even the local PA paper didn't publish it until 2 days ago after a "tip." Also, is this the atf's new tactic, to just rob and terrorize people without charges and THEN try to put together a case? Remember, Skelton Tactical gun shop, in Osage Beach would like an answer to that as well. |
Is the Gun Dangerous, or is it the Criminal?
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We saw violent crime increase in the last few years. Should we try to keep violent criminals away from guns, or should we try to keep violent criminals away from us? Is the tool dangerous or is the person dangerous?
Should we sue gun manufacturers or sue judges and politicians who release violent criminals back on the street? Let’s see if there are any simple answers. |
WI: Rittenhouse and prosecutors agree to destroy gun used in Kenosha shooting
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A Wisconsin judge on Friday approved an agreement by lawyers to destroy the assault-style rifle that Kyle Rittenhouse used to shoot three people during a 2020 street protest.
Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger said the state crime lab would destroy the gun, probably in April. Judge Bruce Schroeder, the Kenosha County judge who presided over Rittenhouse’s trial, approved the agreement. Rittenhouse was not in court for Friday’s hearing. |
More Than Five Million New Gun Owners in 2021
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About 5.4 million people became first-time gun buyers last year—or roughly 30% of all firearms purchased were bought by first-time gun owners, according to new survey results released by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF).
While this number alone is noteworthy, it’s not the only one. Of the more than five million new gun owners, more than one third were women and nearly half signed up for training. |
India: Woman Kills Husband For Making Sexual Advances To Daughter But May Walk Free
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A woman surrendered before the Otteri police with a bloodstained hammer for hammering her husband to death since he allegedly made sexual advances to their 20-year-old daughter in Chennai on the wee hours of Friday.
According to a report on Times of India, the Otteri police have not arrested the woman since she killed her husband only to rescue her daughter. Therefore, the police are mulling to avail provision of IPC Section 100 (Right to private defense) for murdering the man, said a report on DT Next. |
Smith & Wesson M&P M2.0 10mm 4-Inch Review
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This new 10mm is built on the M&P M2.0 .45 Auto frame and offers a 16-round capacity with a grip and ergonomics that set it apart from other 10mm pistols. Individual tastes in handguns are as diverse as those who shoot them, but anyone who likes the fit and function of the M&P line is probably going to be a fan of this pistol. The M&P M2.0 10mm isn’t breaking new ground when it comes to handgun design, but it gives shooters another quality option for backcountry-carry. |
Less-Lethal for Earth People
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“Less-lethal” is a common term in Law Enforcement but more and more private citizens are seeing options such as pepper spray and electronic ‘stun’ guns on the market. Are these technologies useful or just dead weight for those concerned about self-defense? Guest Steve Tarani shares his views. |
NH: ATV Carry Clears House Committee
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Earlier this week, the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee held public hearings and executive sessions on several gun bills. Thanks to the strong support of NRA Members and Second Amendment supporters, the majority of the Committee voted “ought to pass” on ATV Carry. The majority of the Committee also rejected and voted “inexpedient to legislate” on several anti-gun bills. This legislation will move to the House floor for further consideration this session. |
OK: Man Crashes His Car Into Your House and Attacks You and Your Wife
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You hear a long crashing sound. There is another one, and this one is loud and your house shakes. Now someone is knocking on windows outside. It is almost five in the morning and you and your wife get out of bed. You pull on clothes and go see what happened. You also grab your firearm.
A stranger standing next to your neighbor’s house sees you. He runs onto your porch. He knocks your wife down as he forces his way into your home. You follow both of them and tell him to get out. He charges you and you shoot him until he lets go of you. You and your wife step away and call 911. Fortunately, your wife isn’t hurt. Emergency medical services enter your home and declare your attacker dead at the scene. |
OK: OK2A to host candidate for U.S. Senate
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The Cherokee County chapter of the Oklahoma Second Amendment Association will be meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 1 at 6:30 p.m. at Hillside Church, 900 S. Campbell Road. Oklahoma State Sen. Nathan Dahm, who is also a candidate for the U.S. Senate, will speak.
OK2A is a statewide organization that supports the Second Amendment, constitutional rights, and personal liberty in the State of Oklahoma. The Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right of the people to keep and bear arms. |
GA: Georgia governor calls for permitless carry gun bill amid rise in Atlanta shootings
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A 6-month-old boy was killed while in the backseat of his mother's car in a drive-by shooting on Monday. The death of Grayson Matthew Fleming-Gray marks Atlanta's second deadly shooting involving babies this year and the 12th homicide of 2022, and it's not even February yet.
Meanwhile, Georgia's Republican Governor Brian Kemp is seeking reelection and promising on the campaign trail to pass what gun rights advocates call a "constitutional carry" bill, which would likely allow eligible Georgians to open or concealed carry a handgun without a permit. |
GA: Georgia on My Mind
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If you like bare-knuckle politics, you’re going to love the Georgia gubernatorial campaign this year. Gun rights will likely be at the dead center of the debate, specifically the issue of “constitutional carry.” |
PA: Philadelphia delivery driver shoots armed carjacker in self-defense: Police
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A Philadelphia pizza delivery driver shot an armed would-be carjacker in self-defense Thursday evening, police said.
The 39-year-old delivery driver was making a delivery stop on the 3300 block of H Street in the Kensington neighborhood at around 7:30 p.m. when an armed carjacker confronted the person.
The carjacker, who was identified as a 35-year-old man, revealed a weapon and demanded the driver's vehicle, according to police. The driver then pulled out a firearm and fired several times at the suspect. |
CA: SAF, Allies Sue Calif. AG Bonta over Law Threatening Gun Owner Privacy
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The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a lawsuit against California Attorney General Rob Bonta, alleging implementation of a new law that requires the state Department of Justice to share gun owner information with the California Firearm Violence Research Center and others violates their privacy rights under the constitution.
SAF is joined in the lawsuit by the Firearms Policy Coalition, Inc., California Gun Rights Foundation, San Diego County Gun Owners PAC, Orange County Gun Owners PAC, Inland Empire Gun Owners PAC and Doe Brandeis, a private citizen. The case is known as Brandeis v. Bonta. |
MI: Gun safety legislation to receive hearing in wake of Oxford school shooting
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Legislation intended to address gun violence will receive a committee hearing in the GOP-led Michigan Senate following the November shooting at Oxford High School that killed four students.
State Sen. Rosemary Bayer (D-Beverly Hills), whose district includes Oxford High School, told the Michigan Advance that Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey (R-Clarklake) had offered to hold a committee hearing for some bills that Democrats have previously introduced, though which exact legislation will get a hearing has yet to be determined. |
VA: Franklin County Militia asks supervisors for support
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Apush by a local militia to garner support from the Franklin County Board of Supervisors may be coming to a vote as early as next month.
Members of the Franklin County Militia urged supervisors during the public comment period on Jan. 18 to pass a resolution recognizing volunteerism and the need for a militia in the county. Supporters of the militia have spoken during the public comment period of meeting for the past few months asking for recognition.
Before hearing comments from militia supporters, supervisors discussed the resolution and the need for volunteerism in the county. Blue Ridge District representative said he was in support of a resolution affirming the rights of citizens to volunteer. |
Shotgun Review: The 590S Adds More Versatility to Mossberg’s Tactical Shotgun Lineup
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In the late 1980s Mossberg launched its first tactical shotgun, the 590A1, and has continued to introduce black synthetic pumps and semi-autos over the last 35 years, including its two latest iterations, a conventional shoulder-mounted 590S pump and pistol-grip variant, called the Shockwave. Tactical shotguns with extended magazines first catered to law enforcement and the military to better defend themselves in combative situations. Later, those guns made it into the homes of civilians for defensive applications. The platform is more business-like than the average waterfowl, upland, or clay-target shotgun, many of which couple functionality with aesthetic beauty. |
VA: Senate Judiciary Rejects All Pro-Gun Bills
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The Senate Committee on Judiciary heard bills affecting Second Amendment rights yesterday. Unsurprisingly, the Committee rejected a number of bills that would have protected or advanced Second Amendment rights.
Senate Bill 74 would have prevented localities from passing their own restrictions on lawful carry and required them to sell firearms to licensed dealers that they obtained by, or with the assistance of, taxpayer-funded resources in so-called “gun buybacks.”
Senate Bill 330 would have made Virginia a constitutional carry state, recognizing the inherent right-to-carry of law-abiding citizens. |
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